National Disability Insurance Scheme Amendment
Submission: Securing NDIS Future Generations Bill 2026 - Submission No.: 1852 My name Tahnee occupational therapy career children private practice Sydney FaHCSIA through its conception implementation reviews. I am very concerned clients new NDIS Bill suggested campaign against providers disability scheme fraudsters as Mark Butler stated budget speech IT supports most vulnerable people disability high skilled female small business allied health providers involved criminal activity need pursued charged revised NDIS Bill it should not continue individual needs functional capacity their disability lifelong changes flexibility one size fits all Autism improves therapy deteriorating like MND decreases short period time NDIS reform cannot set amounts in fixed times everybody every different then impact needed permanence In addition we can expect parents burden care kids disabilities already edge burnout decreasing work hours increasing counselling psychological support increase informal supports child autism at age toileting nappies typical expected parent responsibilities Supports Needs assessment another area concern skilled trained therapist identity needs relation disability function again ICAN inadequate assess make appropriate recommendations Additionally, value for money (p26) removed same outcome dangerous safety efficiency concern lower price available reduced outcomes adequate And finally governance around ministerial powers funding cuts assurances fair rules reasonable minister representative have power cut up to % individual daily lives.
National Disability Insurance Scheme Amendment (Securing the NDIS for Future Generations) Bill 2026
Submission 1852